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PocketFuzz
New member
Slinky,
In 2010, rescued her as a baby in 1996.
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In 2010, rescued her as a baby in 1996.
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ecreipeoj
Striped Topaz SK SG Free
Striped Tesseras
I have been trying to produce a Lava Motley Tessera for several years, because I like how Blue Motley Tesseras look. I thought Lava Motley Tesseras would look pretty FINE too!
Breeding: Tessera het Striped Lava Snow X Lava Motley het Striped Snow.
No Lava Motley Tesseras , but two Striped Tesseras popped up. A Striped Lava Tessera and Striped Anery Tessera het Motley.
The last photo is a comparison photo between a Striped Lava Tessera vs Striped Lava from my Striped Lava line. They look even more extreme than a "Vanishing" Striped Corn.
This is my forth clutch with this breeding, and they have produced a few Motleys and Stripes, but this Phenotype stands out as Striped Tessera, until they prove otherwise.
I have been trying to produce a Lava Motley Tessera for several years, because I like how Blue Motley Tesseras look. I thought Lava Motley Tesseras would look pretty FINE too!
Breeding: Tessera het Striped Lava Snow X Lava Motley het Striped Snow.
No Lava Motley Tesseras , but two Striped Tesseras popped up. A Striped Lava Tessera and Striped Anery Tessera het Motley.
The last photo is a comparison photo between a Striped Lava Tessera vs Striped Lava from my Striped Lava line. They look even more extreme than a "Vanishing" Striped Corn.
This is my forth clutch with this breeding, and they have produced a few Motleys and Stripes, but this Phenotype stands out as Striped Tessera, until they prove otherwise.
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ecreipeoj
Striped Topaz SK SG Free
Sunkissed Tessera
Sunkissed Tesseras are easy to pick out due to their color and pattern, BUT what about other Sunkissed Tessera Combines.
I believe this is an Amel Lava Sunkissed Tesssera, from a breeding between a Lava Tessera het Sunkissed Butter, but all I really have to go on is the genetic possibilities, and the pattern.
Sunkissed Tesseras are easy to pick out due to their color and pattern, BUT what about other Sunkissed Tessera Combines.
I believe this is an Amel Lava Sunkissed Tesssera, from a breeding between a Lava Tessera het Sunkissed Butter, but all I really have to go on is the genetic possibilities, and the pattern.
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ecreipeoj
Striped Topaz SK SG Free
Topaz Sunkissed Tessera
Breeding: Lava Tessera het Sunkissed Butter X Same
Is this a Butter Sunkissed Tessera, a Topaz Sunkissed Tessera or perhaps a Lava Butter Sunkissed Tessera?
So do you like Topaz Sunkissed, or Lava Honey better? They mean the same thing as Caramel Lava Sunkissed.
I am pretty sure that he is a Sunkissed Tessera based upon his pattern alone.
Breeding: Lava Tessera het Sunkissed Butter X Same
Is this a Butter Sunkissed Tessera, a Topaz Sunkissed Tessera or perhaps a Lava Butter Sunkissed Tessera?
So do you like Topaz Sunkissed, or Lava Honey better? They mean the same thing as Caramel Lava Sunkissed.
I am pretty sure that he is a Sunkissed Tessera based upon his pattern alone.
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SnakeCreations
Ophiolatress
SnakeCreations
Ophiolatress
She's from Don as well
She's one of my favs - always out and about, curious and a super aggressive eater. She's got the stubbiest little nose.-Tonya
ecreipeoj
Striped Topaz SK SG Free
Sunkissed Lava Tessera ph Butter
I found another Sunkissed Tessera when I was feeding today, a Sunkissed Lava Tessera ph Butter.
When compared to a sibling in the second photo which is what the parents look like, it is pretty obvious that the first photo is of a Lava Sunkissed Tessera. The patterns on Sunkissed Tesseras are pretty consistent, even though some regular Tesseras have an aberrant pattern, the Sunkissed pattern on Tesseras is a little different, and this one also has a pattern on its head, that we often see on regular Sunkissed.
I found another Sunkissed Tessera when I was feeding today, a Sunkissed Lava Tessera ph Butter.
When compared to a sibling in the second photo which is what the parents look like, it is pretty obvious that the first photo is of a Lava Sunkissed Tessera. The patterns on Sunkissed Tesseras are pretty consistent, even though some regular Tesseras have an aberrant pattern, the Sunkissed pattern on Tesseras is a little different, and this one also has a pattern on its head, that we often see on regular Sunkissed.
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hypnoctopus
Olivia Barron
Love your Miami motley tessera! The eyes really stand out.
flutterbyu
New member
Question: is it considered “undesirable” if a tessera has a broken stripe? Is a continuous stripe better?
hypnoctopus
Olivia Barron
It's all just personal preference. I personally prefer either ends of the spectrum - an extremely clean continuous stripe or a crazy broken up stripe - but not so much the middle of the spectrum, a slightly broken stripe.